Thank you to all who made Science at the Heart of the NHS 2005 a success.
Science at the Heart of the NHS 2005 is presented by science4u.info.
The event was made possible thanks to the very generous support of our key sponsors; without their support, this event could not have taken place.
Gold sponsors
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Silver sponsors
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Bronze sponsors
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Further supporters
Thanks, also, to the following organisations for their generosity.
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Sponsor name
Production
The organising group wishes to express sincere appreciation to the following organisations and their dedicated staff for their invaluable contributions to our programme. We extend our deep gratitude to the key content creators who brought their insightful experience to our event, as well as the numerous individuals who participated in our Science in Practice sessions.
Science in Practice presents an exclusive opportunity for students to engage with professionals in the field of science, gaining valuable insights and firsthand experience. These hands-on sessions are a highlight of our conferences, and their popularity is a testament to the diverse range of careers showcased and the enthusiastic and approachable nature of our presenters.
Key content providers
Sponsor name
Content
Sponsor name
Content
Sponsor name
Content
Sponsor name
Content
Sponsor name
Content
Sponsor name
Content
Sponsor name
Content
Sponsor name
Content
Science for Interaction
- List of supporters
It is through collaborations like these that we can inspire and equip the next generation of STEM leaders.
We look forward to continuing this tradition at the 3rd Annual Schools Science Conference.